M'sébré is a mobile utility designed to help you recover lost identity documents by connecting people who find items with their rightful owners. If you misplace an ID card, driver’s license, diploma, or other important papers, M'sébré lets finders report items with a photo and location while owners search by name, city or document type. The app speeds up reunions, reduces the time and expense of replacing documents, and offers secure messaging, reputation tracking and optional rewards to encourage honest returns — even with limited connectivity.
⭐ Report found documents: take a photo, add the location and submit details via M'sébré to help reunite items with their owners.
⭐ Search lost items: lookup by name, city or document type, use smart filters and receive automatic notifications when matches appear.
⭐ Secure chat: message the person who found your document, arrange a safe handover and discuss rewards privately.
⭐ Interactive map: browse recently found documents near you, filter by type and see precise geolocation for easier recovery.
⭐ Community reputation: earn points, unlock badges and build trust by helping others return documents.
⭐ Privacy and offline support: photos are blurred, sensitive numbers masked, and reports sync automatically when connectivity returns.
✅ Reduces the cost and administrative burden of replacing lost IDs and official papers.
✅ Protects privacy through photo blurring and masked document details during initial contact.
✅ Supports secure reward transfers with Mobile Money to thank finders quickly and safely.
✅ Operates offline and synchronizes automatically, useful where connectivity is intermittent.
✅ Active across several West African countries including Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Mali, Togo, Benin, Senegal, Niger and Ghana.
❎ Service coverage is currently limited to the listed countries, so it may not help users outside that region.
❎ Successful recovery depends on finders reporting items and completing verification, which can take time.
❎ Blurred photos and masked details protect privacy but can make immediate identification more difficult.